AI has changed who consulting firms are hiring and the work they do. Here's how much new graduates can expect to make at places like McKinsey and BCG.
Consulting firms are still hiring entry-level workers even as AI upends their industry. Here's how much they are making.
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Lakshmi Varanasi
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